Every 10 seconds a child suffers abuse, either physically or emotionally. Children who experience abuse often feel unloved by their parents and wish to escape, with some considering suicide. Those who survive childhood abuse frequently struggle with smoking, drinking, and haunting memories that disturb their present lives. Physical abuse involves physical aggression or injuries deliberately inflicted on a child by an adult, and can include bruises, broken bones, burns, and rough treatment endangering the child. Child abuse has multiple complex causes, and parents who abuse their spouses are more likely to also physically abuse children, though the relationship between marital issues and child abuse is complicated.

1. SAY NO TO
CHILD
ABUSE

2. Everyday A Child Suffer Abuse That May
Be Physical Or Emotional

4. If a child suffer child abuse every 10
seconds, imagine how many children
suffer in an hour

5. ‘Please don’t tell this to
anyone or she/he would
beat me black and blue’.
‘It really hurts, they are my
parents yet they don’t love
me’.
‘I feel like killing myself.
I wish I could get out of
this hell!!’
Many children who
survived child abuse, have
a very haunting and the
worst experience of their
lives. They are habitual
smokers and drunkards.
Their childhood memories
only disturb their present
lives also it annoys and
frustrate them.

6. Physical abuse involves
physical aggression directed
at a child by an adult. Most
nations with child-abuse
laws consider the deliberate
infliction of serious
injuries, or actions that
place the child at obvious
risk of serious injury or
death, to be illegal. Bruises,
scratches, burns, broken
bones, lacerations, as well
as repeated "mishaps," and
rough treatment that could
cause physical injury, can
be physical abuse. Multiple
injuries or fractures at
different stages of healing
can raise suspicion of abuse.
Physical abuse can come in
many forms, although the
distinction between child
discipline and abuse is often
poorly defined.

7. Child abuse is a
complex phenomenon
with multiple causes.
Understanding the
causes of abuse is
crucial to addressing
the problem of child
abuse. Parents who
physically abuse their
spouses are more
likely than others to
physically abuse their
children. However, it
is impossible to know
whether marital
strife is a cause of
child abuse, or if both
the marital strife and
the abuse are caused
by tendencies in the
abuser.

12. Every Child is an Angel sent
from heaven, do not spoil their
innocence!!